horrifier
ɔʁifje
Definition of horrifier - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
terreurRare causer un sentiment très fort de peur et de dégoûtRare
- Cette scène de violence a horrifié tous les spectateurs.
2.
indignationRare choquer très fortement par son caractère inacceptableRare
- Son comportement grossier nous a tous horrifiés.
Origin of horrifier
latin, horrificare (effrayer)
Examples of horrifier in a sentence
Ce témoignage a horrifié la police. Cette injustice a horrifié toute la communauté. Les images diffusées ont horrifié les spectateurs.
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- English:horrify, ...
- German:entsetzen, horrifizieren, ...
- Italian:inorridire, ...
- Spanish:horrorizar, escandalizar, ...
- Portuguese:horrorizar, chocar, ...
- Chinese:吓坏, 使震惊, ...
- Japanese:戦慄させる, 愕然とさせる, ...
- Arabic:أرعب, روع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִזְדַּעֲזֵעַ, ...
- Russian:ужасать, ужаснуть, ...
- Ukrainian:жахати, обурювати, ...
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